Fujifilm XH2s, and Fujifilm XF150-600mm Lens Bird Photography
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I talk about my experience photographing birds with the Fujifilm XH2s and the Fujifilm XF150-600mm lens
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When a photo is shown as 30% crop, does that mean the resulting image is 30% of the frame? Or that 30% of the frame has been cropped away?
Great photos! Are you using bird subject detection most of the time? And did you have the camera before the 3.0 firmware? If so, was the firmware a big/noticeable improvement?
I'm using an X-T4 now, and I'm hesitant to upgrade to the X-H2S because I'm still nervous about the autofocus, particularly for tracking birds in flight.
@@jrperezphotography Thanks for the reply, that's great to hear! I see your videos from last year when you first got the camera, so I'm watching those now.
I use the Xh2s and Xh2 with the Tamron 150-600 and Nikon 500 pf on a Fringer adaptor. Great cameras and getting to learn more and more about the focus systems increase my results. Like all mirrorless focus systems, they are complex and take time to fully understand. Great work
@@jrperezphotography the Nikon on the Fringer is very accurate and fast on the XH2s. I find the Tamron a little less accurate but a very sharp lens. The 300 f4 and 500f5.6 pf lenses are both working very well with the Fringer.
@@jakesdewet3567 I have the same combo with the Tamron. The Tamron results are mixed with the fringer.
@@VonHughesStanton The Tamron 150-500 is an X mount lens so work without the fringer. I eventually sold the Tamron as the results are just not acceptable given the performance of the Fuji 100-400. Tamron has some work to do to fix the focus accuracy.
I’m re-posting a comment that I made before and I don’t see it, maybe it didn’t take or somehow got deleted.
Nice to see you Jorge, beautiful images, if that’s the Wakodahatchee wetlands, I was there about six weeks ago (maybe a little more) and I didn’t see any birds, I’m not kidding, not even one, I’ve been there last year and got some nice shots, tons of birds nesting, even an alligator eating one of the birds. Be well.
Very nice bird shots! 👍 Considering this Combo to replace X-T3 w XF 100-400mm. Just curious how much the slow f8 on the XF 150-600mm was / is or is not a limiting factor you encounter? Thank you.
@@jrperezphotography thank you very much for your helpful reply, really appreciated! Sounds indeed intriguing..